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Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends 2006 Strategy
Welcome to the weird and wacky world of Rise of Legends. It's a strange sort of game, crossing strategy, resource management, steampunk technology, traditional magic and Mayan-esque culture. It sounds like a bit of a mish-mash, but the combination works more often than not. What's more, each of the three different nationalities, which embody these elements, allow for three quite different approaches to the game. The game sets you down in the world of Aio, home to three quite unique and interesting cultures: The Vinci, the Alin, and the Cuotl. Each of these is inspired by quite different source material. The Vinci,...
Arcatera: The Dark Brotherhood 2000 Role playing
Arcatera: The Dark Brotherhood is a role-playing game with familiar character archetypes in a traditional fantasy setting. As an RPG, the focus in Arcatera is to provide players with as much freedom as possible, allowing the story to progress according to the player's decisions. Any character, be she a murderous bandit or a humble townsperson, may be approached with either friendly words or with a drawn weapon with the player's character will benefit or suffer from the approach chosen. The story includes ten different endings, providing a realistic outcome for a wide range of player choices. Much of the game...
Star Castle 2002 Arcade action
Star Castle is an excellent freeware remake of the arcade hit of the same name back in the early 1980s. The plot, from the official Vectrex manual, goes as follows: "You and other experienced intergalactic voyagers have heard about and shared the legend of Star Castle -- a mysterious fortress in a far away galaxy filled with incredible riches and surrounded by revolving walls of shimmering solid gold. Yet no one, until now, has ever actually seen the Castle -- or lived to tell about it! As you approach, you are overwhelmed with the beauty of the Castle but you...
Keef The Thief 1989 Adventure
Keef the Thief - The Boy and His Lockpick is a mixture of adventure and role-playing games. You play as Keef, an orphan who was raised in a city from which he has been exiled, because he didn't have the talent for anything to do with normal fantasy life (which means he couldn't be one of the usual roleplay characters such as warrior, priest or magician), except for thieving. So he became a thief, and surprisingly not the sneaky kind, but a fighter. You begin your adventures at the gates of the city Same Mercon, which is in a middle...
Super Dodgeball 1988 Sports
Without a doubt my most favorite game in Technos' Kunio-kun series, Super Dodgeball is an excellent rendition of dodgeball, a fictional sports game that is a very popular subject for Japanese games. If you've never played a dodgeball game before, think of it as "brutal volleyball" - a twisted game of volleyball where you score by not spiking the ball at the ground, but directly at the opposite team. Similar to a volleyball game, the court is divided into halves: your team occupies on half, and your opponent the other. Each team has six members: three players on the court, and...
Soldier Elite: Zero Hour 2005 Arcade action
We don't know whether Aurora Watching developer Metropolis Software spent much time peering at the stars during the game's development, but they certainly looked up Metal Gear Solid, because the footprints trodden into the snow by that game are followed in a roundabout way more or less throughout this one. Unfortunately though, somebody seems to have switched out Solid Snake's sneaking suit stealth-boots, because the result here is a labored, harshly and poorly-designed facsimile of Snake's path, presumably pattered into the packed ice by giant tennis rackets taped to a pair of Wellington boots operated by an extremely drunken man. Fluffy...
Operation Cleaner 1998 Simulation
Operation Cleaner is a game where you run a demolition firm. You decide how much explosives and equipment you need, how much workers and bulldozers you need to run the firm. You select buildings from a list of offers. 9 cities, 134 buildings to be demolished. Archive includes editors to build own buildings and cities as well. You start the game by selecting your character, level and you can then select a mission that you feel you can finish. Don't just sit and wait for something to happen because for some odd reason you have to start the game even though...
Freddy's Rescue Roundup 1984 Arcade action
In this Lode Runner-ish game you have to get al the birdies in the field. This CGA-colored platform game keeps you playing. ...
TV and Cinema 101 1984 Puzzle
Trivia 101, 3-K Trivia, and TV and Cinema 101 together constitute a trilogy of trivia games developed by Digital Learning Systems and published by IBM in 1984. The games are all straightforward multiple-choice trivia games that allow up to 6 (in 3-K Trivia) or 14 (in TV and Cinema 101) players to compete, either individually or in teams. The questions range from easy to very hard. Except for TV and Cinema 101 which is clearly about TV and films, the other two games offer a nice range of categories, including sports, nature, famous epitaphs, and more. Trivia 101 is my...
Jet Set Willy 1999 Arcade action
Manic Miner and Jet Set Willy are without a doubt the two BEST games ever made for the Sinclair Spectrum computer in mid-1980s. Designed by Matthew Smith and published by Bug Byte / Software Projects, these incredibly addictive platform action/adventure games are grandaddies of today's platform genre. Both games star Miner Willy, intrepid explorer who must explore 20 caverns in pursuit of treasures in Manic Miner, then clean up his own huge mansion (built from the fortunes he collected in those caverns) in Jet Set Willy. In Manic Miner, you have to collect all the items from the cavern you are...
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